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Fight to the death in the cornfield from JC2.

Who takes it?

Isn't Dracula's thing that he can only be killed by a werewolf? He also healed instantly where The Creeper had to eat people in order to recover.

Dracula wins

Dracula wins. Obviously it's night time.

Speed. Healing. Immunity.

Creepers only interesting aspect to this fight is his mystical shurikens and daggers. But Drac will just tear them out.

Yeah, the Creeper has a Grade-A dose of impotence for this fight. He can't do anything to Dracula.

Creeper will take Dracula's head for replacement parts.

How was he with headshots? Can Creeper tag him with a decap?

Probably not. Dracula was not only superhumanly fast, but he could dly as well. He was also very strong. Creeper won't get a chance to decapitate him.

Creeper is fast too. Able to near fly away at near-teleport speeds in a clear, cloudless sky.

Originally posted by Lestov16
Creeper is fast too. Able to near fly away at near-teleport speeds in a clear, cloudless sky.

If he wants to win this by flying away, sure.

You know who can actually teleport or move so fast it appears they teleported? VH Dracula can.

Seriosuly, Dracula just can't lose barring a Jeepers Creepers 3 where the Creeper destroys a million vampires that are completely immortal and can't die, as well as find the exagerration in this post.

He still can't win even then.

Originally posted by Robtard
If he wants to win this by flying away, sure.

You know who can actually teleport or move so fast it appears they teleported? VH Dracula can.

He also tossed that huge ass machinery an impressive distance while in his human form, which is a pretty good strength feat.

Originally posted by NemeBro


He also tossed that huge ass machinery an impressive distance while in his human form, which is a pretty good strength feat.

Also had one of the better healing factors seen on film. Going from a burned skull with bits of crispy flesh to normal in about five seconds.